I had also been told that I didn't have much septal cartilage... I was also told that because it was weak, if they used it, it could droop.. But at the time, I didn't have the money to pay for costal cartilage, so I just pushed ahead with septal cartilage. After exactly 3 years passed, I started feeling it droop little by little, and now the line I had right after my first surgery isn't visible at all Revision surgery is expensive, and the first surgery was really hard too, so I hadn't even thought about it, but I think I get hit with reality more when I look at old photos than when I look at photos I take now.. Making the decision is hard, but now that I'm about to go for revision surgery, even if I spend more money, I want to use costal cartilage and make it a bit firmer so it doesn't droop Whether it's autologous costal cartilage or donated rib cartilage, is there a place that shapes the nasal bridge line well in a natural-glam style? Woori Plastic Surgery looks pretty good to me, so please let me know what this place is like too
쇼맨 A lot of people go to Woori Plastic Surgery, whether it's for a primary nose surgery or revision rhinoplasty~
식곤증이몰려곤란 [@] Ah, I was already looking at the reviews and they really seemed genuinely good
콩탁꽁딱 Harmony Plastic Surgery doesn't use septal cartilage, so you don't even need cotton packing! Please keep that in mind They recently opened, so there aren't many reviews, but if you look separately at the doctor's reviews, the nose lines seemed pretty too
실버만수집할것 If you're looking for a natural-glam style, check out Naturalism and Seoul Queen. Both are famous for rib cartilage
샴사 If you want a hospital that shapes the nasal bridge line well in a natural-glam style, Director Kim at ㅃㄹ is also good
유쾌한금성 If the line from your first surgery doesn't show at all, revision surgery probably would be better If the nasal tip is drooping, a lot of cases use autologous costal cartilage for revision, and I saw many cases like this in Highend reviews
우밍 For revision, RU seems to do it pretty naturally and well, and it's also a hospital specializing in autologous costal cartilage
까까머글래 Since it shows a lot when you take photos, there's no helping that... Once it droops, I feel like it looks uglier than your nose before surgery... So I recently got my nose done at Garden, and the nasal bridge line turned out how I wanted
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